A noted author, Alejandro’s publications include 45 peer-reviewed books, chapters, and scientific and popular articles covering topics which span the psychology of conservation, measuring the impact of environmental education, the sustainable use of natural resources, and ornithology, among others. He leads the Climate Literacy Zoo Education Network (CliZEN), a coalition of zoological institutions, universities, and
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Dr. Shivani Ludwig is a Healthcare Program Manager at Amazon Web Services, building and improving sales motions and operations for a growing team serving non-profit health systems and hospitals all over the US. Before joining AWS, she worked for 3 years as a Technical Program Manager at the innovation consultancy startup Xinova, where she translated
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